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Hi.

I think I am using the most up to date version of fontinst, on a linux machine and fontmsc won't generate any mapfile... I don't know of encoding files yet.

I first thought it might be a mistake on my account, but then I used a texfile for fontinst, that was reported working.

So then, let's ...

I fixed it.

Doing it like that, gives perfectly sane underlines for me.
Anything wrong with that?

I want the first underline be on the same level as the second underline, thus crossing through the y,j and g and whatever else would create such a displacement.

\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}

\begin{document}

\underline{are you jelly?} ... \underline{is it real?}

\end{document}

How to ...

well, if you substitute section 2 with chapter-title, and remove section 1, then it is exactly the design I look for.

I want the chapterhead be parskipped into the chapter itself, so that some lines, well something like the first 10th [29mm or so] is displayed above the chapter stuff.

edit:
well ...

I recently dabbled into modifing document classes and writing my own, rather insuccessfully, but I managed to do one or other thing by patching and altering stuff together, and it worked, I think even without errors once I remove the fontspec stuff and go back to latex, but that is another story ...